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LLP KA3‐‐ICT Project 2
2011‐13 5114885‐LLP‐1‐2010‐1‐NO‐KA3‐KA3MP
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R.P. Pein, M. Uran, S. Keseeling, B. Vooaidas, R.
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Instiitut za Varillstvo (IzV), Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Sør‐Trøndelag University College, Faculty of Technology, Trondheim, Norway Centrum for Flexible Learning, Söderhamn, Sweden Petru Maior University of Targu‐Mures, Tirgu Mures, Romania Magyar Hegesztéstechnikai és Anyagvizsgálati Egyesülés (MHtE), Budapest,Hungaria Institut za Varilstvo (IzV), Ljubljana, Slovenia HiST Contract Research, Trondheim, Norway 2 Done-IT
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Part 1
Teacher client user manual
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Peer Learning Assessment Syystem for moobile devicess PeLLe Pe
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Table of Contents
Done-IT .................................................................................................................1 Overview ...............................................................................................................7 Requirements .......................................................................................................8 Access to WiFi Network .................................................................................................. 8 Running on Windows ..................................................................................................... 8 Running on Mac and Linux ............................................................................................. 9 Starting up and log in ..........................................................................................9 Getting access .............................................................................................................. 12 General information...........................................................................................13 Create an assessment in Pele ..........................................................................14 Create a new assessment ............................................................................................. 15 Assessment metadata .................................................................................................. 15 Assessment size ............................................................................................................ 16 Rules ............................................................................................................................. 16 Editing the assessment ................................................................................................. 17 Save assessment setup to file ...................................................................................... 20 Uploading an assessment to the server ..........................................................20 Monitoring of assessments in Pele..................................................................22 Ending the assessment.....................................................................................25 In class................................................................................................................27 Running a Post Assessment Activity (PoAA) ................................................................. 27 Choice of method guide ............................................................................................... 27 Selecting questions to bring in Class ............................................................................ 28 In class and display of results..........................................................................28 The percentage chart ................................................................................................... 30 The histogram .............................................................................................................. 30 Sending back the question as SRS ................................................................................ 32 5 Done-IT
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Working with the play controller 32 Adjusting timer time. 33 Ad‐hoc SRS .................................................................................................................... 34 Results ................................................................................................................35 Appendix A Simulating an Assessment ..........................................................36 Appendix B Marks in questions .......................................................................39 6 Done-IT
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Over
O rview
w
Pele
P is a web based Peer Learning
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Asseessment System
m for mobile ddevices (Pele),,
designed
d
to maake the assesssments and arrena for learnning.
A
ssessments are no
ormally given
n periodically to determinee at a particullar point in tim
me what
stud
dents know and
a don’t kno
ow. Assessm
ments are usedd to providee the teacher and the
stud
dents with feeedback. Quitee often the reesults from a test, is given
n 1-2 weeks after the
perfformance, and
d the informaation back to the student m
may be everytthing from okk or not,
approved
a
or not, a gradee or a solutio
on. These kinnds of assesssment are no
ormally referrred to as
summative
s
assessments
a
s. In contrast,, formative aassessments are assessmeents done as a part of
the
t instructional process. While
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summaative assessm
ments are assoociated with sstandardized ttests and
exams,
e
the fo
ormative testss are designed
d to give studdents feedbacck and guide the students towards
the
t learning goals.
g
Althouggh formative assessment
a
sttrategies appeear in a varietyy of formats, tthere are
some
s
distinctt ways to disttinguish them
m from summ
mative assessm
ments. One ccriterion for a formal
assessment
a
is that studentss are involved
d as assessors of their ownn learning andd as resources to other
students.
s
Pelee allows runniing both summ
mative and foormative testss.
Figure
F
1 Todays challenge, largee groups of studeents in a huge haall, taking their ffinal exam. Are the results from
m the exam
the
t only feedbacck they get durin
ng the course?
In
I Pele you don’t have to enter
e
the quesstions into thee system. It iss assumed thaat you have crreated an
assessment
a
on
n paper, where there are multiple
m
alternnatives for eaach question. Handing outt a paper
with
w the task makes this possible
p
witho
out any limitaations of thee question by the system. Y
You can
then
t
design th
he multiple choice
c
test as you want, ussing your favoorite editor aand include eqquations,
graphics
g
or syymbols at yo
our own will. You distribuute the assesssment as a taask on paper and the
students
s
workk with the problems as usual.
u
The onnly differencee is that yourr students sub
bmit the
results
r
digitallly. This allow
ws you to start workingg with providding feedbackk on the asssessment
immediately
i
after
a the assesssment.
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Pele has been designed to allow students to respond to tests electronically and hence allow the
teacher to see what happens during the test and prepare for a Post Assessment Activity (PAA).
When the students have given their response, the teacher can start to explain and use the students’
results immediately. If a lot of students have struggled or there are many misunderstandings, the
system has a build in Student Response System (SRS) that can be applied to give a second chance,
create a group discussion or engage the students in a new response after giving some hints. The
system has been designed as a tool to allow working with the problems addressed in the
assessment, immediately after the when the problem is still fresh in mind. How the system is used is
dependent upon the teacher and what he/she wants achieve.
Requirements
Access to WiFi Network
In order to be able to run Pele in the classroom you need a good coverage of a stable WiFi
Network in the room. Students can log in using most kinds of web enabled devices like, iPod, iPad,
iPhone, Android phones or computers. The only requirement is that the web browser is a webkit1
based web browser. You find a short list of browsers in Table 1 below.
Table 1 The most common webkit enabled browser that we have tested. A more extensive list can be found online.2
Computer
PC
Browser
Google Chrome
Safari
Status


Mac
Safari

iOS
Android
Safari
Dolphin
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
Running on Windows
The system had been developed and tested mainly on windows. However, the air application can
run on other operating systems that support the Adobe Air runtime.
We have intentionally kept the implemented application at a compatibility level that coincides with
the last supported version for Linux. The support for Adobe Air on Linux has been dropped by
Adobe in favor of mobile platforms, but they kept the support for Mac OS.
1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit
2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-based
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Runnin
R
ng on Mac
M
and
d Linux
The
T system needs
n
further testing
t
to opttimally run onn Mac OS andd Linux. Even
n if the runtim
me at the
base
b
is smoo
othing out th
he differencess between thhe platforms there are stiill issues with
h certain
features.
f
In
I some instaances we havve encountereed problems w
with the wayy transparent windows aree treated.
Moreover
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theere are differeences between
n the operatiing systems inn the way theey treat the allways on
top
t windows..
Start
S
ting up
u an
nd lo
og in
When Pele ha
W
as been installled you start by double cl icking the Pele icon. Then the application starts and dis
s
plays the login panel. By d
default the loggin panel willl show no con
nnection information. After the firsst log in, the information eentered last tiime and that it has been u
used successfully w
s
will be preload
ded in the loggin form. Theere are two w
way to enter tthe connectio
on information. First way is th
he manual en
ntry of the serrver details, ssuitable when
n you have beeen provided with
p
h these at reggistration. Seccond approacch is to use ussername@insstitution_id in the username box
u
x. The availab
ble institution
ns will be show
wn in an auto
ocomplete lisst that will allo
ow the user to avoid u
any typos. Th
he application
n will automaatically seek aand fetch the connection information for the given iinstitution id using the dessignated zero
o configuratio
on directory. Here you have to g
y
give you usern
name and passsword and ppress ok. Figure
F
2 The log
gin Panel, wherre the user has to
t provide usern
name and passw
word in order to
o access the servver.
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You
Y can chosse to “Remem
mber password” and the ssystem will reemember till the next login
n on the
same
s
computter. The usern
name and servver configurattion will autom
matically be rremembered.
If
I there for an
ny reason is an
a error, eitheer that you uusername or ppassword is w
wrong, the sysstem will
notify
n
you witth a sound an
nd message in
n the login pannel. Check yoour username and passwordd again.
Figure
F
3 Usernaame or the assocciated password
d is not accepteed.
If
I you have to
o change the server, click on “Show deetails” and thhe login panell will expand with the
additional
a
servver settings, and
a you can change
c
the serrver and the ppath to the serrver.
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If
I you insert an
a invalid web
b address to the
t server, thhe system will notify you th
hat the serverr can’t be
reached.
r
If
I the service address is wrrong, but thee server respoonds with a m
message that th
the service paath is not
accessible.
a
Yo
ou then have to change the settings to ccorrect settinggs.
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Getting
G
g acces
ss
The
T users can
n register usin
ng either the mobile cliennt or the porttal page. Thesse are availab
ble at the
desired
d
serverr (e.g. http://aft-test.hist.no/Hist/). Aft
fter registratioon an administtrator must assign the
teacher
t
role to
o the newly reegistered userr in order to ggive him the tteacher rights..
Figure
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4 Registrration form from
m the mobile ap
pp – use the linkk to the app
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Figure
F
5 Registrration form from
m the portal - use
u the link to th
he registration
Gene
G eral inform
i
mation
When
W
you have
h
been graanted access to the systeem, you will be providedd with the m
main Pele
interface.
i
This is a menu bar
b that displaays the normaal linear flow in the way yo
ou will use thee system.
The
T black buuttons will change and a pointer willl point at thhe location w
where you arre in the
workflow.
w
Th
he flow is as fo
ollows: When
n you have loggged in, you aare in the Loggin area.
Figure
F
6 shows the menu bar with
w session cod
de placeholder aand communicaation status areaa.
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Then
T
you move
m
right to
o the assessm
ment where yyou can creaate a new asssessment. W
When the
assessment
a
is created, you start and mo
ove to monitooring of the aassessment. W
When the asseessmentis
finished,
f
it haas to be endeed, and when
n you are readdy you go “inn Class” with
h the results aand start
working
w
throuugh the resullts with the students.
s
Thenn you have aan Administraator area andd an Exit
button.
b
Above
A
the menu
m
buttons, you find two
o light areas, uused to displaay the session
n code to thee left and
communicatio
c
on status to the
t right. Wheen you have uuploaded youu assessment to the server, you get
a session codee in return fro
om the serverr that will be ddisplayed.
Below
B
the meenu bar you have
h a work area
a and dow
wn in the rightt corner you ffind a control button.
This
T control button will always
a
stay on
o top if youu move to annother prograam. If you haave your
questions
q
on a powerPoiint for later work in the classroom, you can hide Pele and m
move to
Figure 7 show
ws the menu sysstem in the Pelee client. The tassks are displayeed in a linear maanner as you wiill work through
h an
assessment.
PowerPoint,
P
but
b the control button willl remain on toop of you proograms. Presssing it, will revveal Pele
again.
a
On
O the login interface,
i
a lisst of you prevvious assessm
ments that is sttored on the sserver.
Crea
C ate an
n ass
sessm
mentt in P
Pele
When
W
we creeate an assesssment in Pelee we have to setup a docuument, which
h resemble th
he actual
assessment
a
th
hat you give out
o on paper. We have to feed the systtem with the n
number of quuestions,
alternatives
a
an
nd what altern
native is correect.
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Create
C
a new
w assess
sment
When
W
you waant to create a new assessm
ment, move too Assessment aand click Creaate. Then the first step
of
o the “create assessment”
a
wizzard will appeear.
Assess
A
sment metada
m
ata
Figure
F
8 shows step one of the create assessm
ment wizard wheere you enter meetadata.
The
T first step
p is to insertt metadata ab
bout the asseessment.  T
The name off the assessm
ment, the
Course
C
name , a note arrea  where you
y as a teachher can write what you wan
nt, and a last message
that
t will be diisplayed on th
he students when
w
they starrt the assessm
ment. Then yyou move to the next
step.
s
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Assess
A
sment size
s
In
I the second
d step you give an approxim
mate setting oof the assessm
ment size.
Figure
F
9 shows step two of the create assessm
ment wizard, wheere you define tthe size of the aassessment.
First
F
you givve the numbeer of questio
ons , by ppulling the sliider to the ccorrect positiion. The
maximum
m
nuumber of queestions are 50. Then youu select the av
average numb
ber of alternaatives by
pulling
p
the second slider .
 You can laater add questtions and chaange the num
mber of alternaatives on
each
e question
n individually. Then you sellect next step.
Rules
R
The
T system will
w need som
me rules to calculate
c
the score from tthe assessmen
nt. In the th
hird step,
shown
s
in Figgure 10, you set the geneeral rules foor how the sccore are giveen on generall for the
assessment.
a
These
T
rules can again be changed
c
on eeach individuual question sseparately lateer. Allow
bleeding
b
 is an option yo
ou can use iff you allow m
more than onne correct altternative and you use
punishment
p
(negative
(
scorre) for wrongg answer. If yoou don’t use nnegative scorre, this bleedin
ng is not
relevant.
r
In most
m normal cases
c
you can
n leave this unnselected. Unnlimited choices  allow you to allow
the
t students to select more
m
than on
ne alternativee on each quuestion. Youu can also leeave this
unchecked.
u
Correct
C
choice  sets the geneeral score forr a correct ansswer. The default value is one, but
you
y can chan
nge this if youu want to givve more for a correct answ
wer. Wrong cchoice  gives you the
default
d
score by selecting a wrong altern
native. No chooice  allows you to selectt the score givven if no
response
r
is givven. If you no
ow press nextt, we will startt editing the ccreated assesssment.
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Figure
F
10 showss step tree of creeate assessmentt wizard, wheree you define the general rules.
The
T final partt is to give thee weight to th
he srs questioons . Whenn the assessmeent is done an
nd if you
want
w to you can
c give addittional points to
t the responses given by SSRS. If you ddon’t want thee srs part
to
t count, youu will set SRSS weight to 0.0.
0 If you w
want to give tthem someth
hing you migh
ht give a
weight
w
of 0.5 on the srs reesults. The sccore from thee srs section iis added to th
he default asssessment
section
s
and giiven in the fin
nal results.
Editing
E
g the as
ssessm
ment
When
W
you haave finished the create asssessment wizzard, you gett a created assessment th
hat needs
work.
w
You haave to specifyy the correct number
n
of altternatives, thee correct alterrnatives and ffine tune
you
y score setttings. The ovverall picture is
i shown in thhe figure beloow. The main
n area consistts of two
tabs
t
wheree you can see your questio
ons or can ccheck or channge the metaadata. There iis a rules
area
a
where the default rules
r
that you selected are shown and w
where you can
n still alter th
he values.
The
T questions are aligneed vertical in a table wheree you can chaange each inddividual questiion. You
can
c append a question at
a the end .
 The maxim
mum and m
minimum scorre are calculaated and
displayed
d
 in
i the overalll score area. If
I you want tto, you can aalso simulate a scenario wi
with these
settings
s
and see
s how the score distribuution looks liike if everyonne is just gueessing. More about
simulating
s
thee assessment and the Monkkey cage you will find laterr in Appendixx A.
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Figure
F
11 showss the main areass of the edit asseessment interfaace
In
I each questiions you havee several optio
ons that you ccan use to chhange the setuup of the quesstion.
Figure
F
12 showss details of how you can edit eaach individual q
question.
 shows the question num
mber. The co
orrect alternatitive can be sellected , andd you can allo
ow more
than
t
one quesstion to be co
orrect. If you need to add oor remove ann alternative 
, just click + or – as
you
y want to. You
Y can overrride the stand
dard rules  and adjust thhe score for eeach alternativve as you
want
w to. Min and max givees you the posssible minimuum and maxim
mum score fo
or this questio
on . 
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displays
d
the number
n
of ch
hoices the stud
dents are alloowed to selectt. You can deelete this question ,
by
b pressing deelete. If no op
ptions are seleected you are given a warnning .
Now
N we can start specifyying each queestion and finnalize the asssessment setuup. The questtions are
arranged
a
sequuentially down
nwards and we
w can select tthe right alterrnative by justt checking thee correct
alternative.
a
Iff questions on
ne has one co
orrect alternaative c, you chheck alternatiive c. You caan notice
how
h the scoree adds up and
d change as you
y select corrrect alternativves. Then we move on to question
2 and select allternative d, on
o 3 we have alternative b and d.
Figure
F
13 show
w the edit asseessment interfacce after selectiing correct alteernatives on treee questions. N
Note how
question
q
3 has two
t correct alterrnatives.
If
I we unchecck use standaard rules you can see the score settinggs. On questiion 3, if for a reason
alternative
a
d is
i more correect that b, youu can give thee weight heree to 1.5 and tthe total scoree on this
question
q
can now
n add up to
t 2.5.
Figure
F
14 show details on question tree when we
w overrule thee standard rules with new scoree.
If
I you use neegative score for wrong an
nswer this mig
ight end up too a negative score in totall, if both
selected
s
altern
natives are wrrong. If you want
w the scoree to be negatiive from this question, youu have to
check
c
bleed.
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Figure
F
15 show
w details wheree we have seleccted negative sscores on wron
ng alternatives,, and where blleeding is
allowed.
a
Noticee how the minim
mum score on th
his question can
n now be negatiive.
By
B default, yo
ou students will
w not be ablle to select m
more than thee correct num
mber of alternatives. If
you
y want youur students to be able to select as maany as possibble, up to all,, you can do
o that by
checking
c
the Unlimited chooices. This willl give the stuudents the poossibility to select them alll. Think
carefully
c
befo
ore you allow this one and consider
c
usinng the negativee score.
Save
S
assessm
ment se
etup to file
You
Y can savve the assessment by prressing save button in the main naavigation barr, below
Assessment,
A
so you can reload the asssessment doocument laterr. Notice thaat the save b
button is
disabled
d
if youu have no asssessment docuument setup iin memory.
Figure
F
16 showss the menu with
h the save button under Assessm
ment.
When
W
your asssessment hass at least one correct alternnative for eachh question, th
he finish buttton lights
up
u and you can
c run the assessment by
b pressing fiinish. When you are finisshed, press th
he finish
button
b
and th
he application
n will move staart uploadingg the assessmeent to the servver.
Uploading an asse
essm
ment to th
he
serve
s
er
When
W
your asssessment document is sett up and the ssystem has noo indication aabout an obvious fault
in
i the setup, you
y are alloweed to upload the
t assessmennt to the servver.
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Figure
F
17 showss the start uploaad assessment document
d
to serrver button.
If
I you don’t have any seetup ready th
his will not bbe enabled. If you forgget to set thee correct
alternative
a
to a question th
his will appearr on start
Figure 18 sh
hows the start in
nterface if the aassessment is noot completely seet up.
If
I you try to start
s without any prepared
d assessment, you will get tthe message aas shown in F
Figure 19
below.
b
Figure
F
19 showss the start page when no docum
ment is prepared
d.
You
Y then havve to option to
o  create a new
n assessmeent or  loadd an assessmeent from file.
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Moni
M itorin
ng off asse
essm
ments
s in
Pele
P
When
W
you haave uploaded the assessmen
nt to the servver, you will bbe given an asssessment codde that is
displayed
d
on top
t of your screen.
s
Theen the applicaation move too the monitorring stage. Mo
onitoring
is
i done on ind
dividual candiidates and on
n individual quuestions in tw
wo different vviews. The mo
onitoring
matrix
m
shows the student oriented
o
list of
o the results ssendt.
Figure
F
20 showss the monitor in
nterface with thee retrieved sessiion code.
Now
N you can
n monitor youur students ass they login annd respond too the assessm
ment. The firstt page of
the
t monitor in
nterface conttains a student oriented vieew with their delivery. Iff you press Shhow results
summary
s
, yo
ou will get an overview of the submittedd responses ooriented towarrds each quesstion.
As
A students log in they will appear in
i this list w
with small doots for each question thaat is not
responded
r
to. As they resp
pond, the dotts will grow tto a small blacck square. Yo
ou can turn o
on colors
on
o these squaares by pressiing Show statuus , and answ
swers that aree correct will be colored grreen and
wrong
w
answeers will have a red color. By
B default thhe responses aare indicated as neutral, siince you
should
s
not sh
how this to th
he students. Iff you keep thee interface neuural, you can show the loggin to the
students
s
and give them a feeling that technology
t
is working andd they are in tthe correct p
place, but
this
t is recomm
mended only in a first dem
monstration. L
Later the studdents trust thee technology, they will
not
n need it. You
Y also gett a count of how many sstudents are logged inn aand a percen
ntage bar
indicating
i
how
w many of yo
our students have
h submitteed their answeers.
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Figure
F
21 showss the student lisst with three stu
udents in. Only sstudent 1 has reesponded to thee first six questio
ons.
You will be able
a to see if their
t
responsees are correct or wrong by clicking “Sho
ow status”. N
Now each
response
r
will be colored reed or green. When
W
the ressults are show
wn you can sw
witch back to
o Neutral
view
v of the monitoring
m
maatrix.
If
I you chose “Show resullts summary”” the view wiill change froom student o
oriented to a question
oriented
o
list as
a shown in Figure
F
22 belo
ow. Here yoou find the quuestions orien
nted verticallyy  with
the
t number of correct, unanswered
u
and
a wrong rresults . Thhe percentagge bar  sh
hows the
percentage
p
co
orrect in greeen, the percen
ntage wrong in red and tthe percentagge still unansw
wered in
gray.
g
The num
mber o f marrked question
ns is shown inn a separate ccolumn  an
nd as a percen
ntage bar
.
 You find more
m informaation about marks
m
and how
w to use them
m in Appendixx B.
Figure
F
22 showss the question oriented
o
monito
oring interface.
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When
W
you cllick on a queestion you im
mmediately gget a histograam of the ressults for the selected
question.
q
Th
his histogram
m and the monitoring data will update as the results appear.
Figure
F
23 sho
ows the histoggram  for the
t selected qquestion withh the table sho
owing the op
ption ,
the
t number of
o students wh
ho have selected the optionn , the perccent of studen
nts who havee selected
the
t option , and a flag teelling if the op
ption was set tto be the corrrect answer 
.
Figure
F
23 showss the monitored
d question with the histogram ffor one question
n
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When
W
the stuudents have filled
fi
inn all th
heir results thhey have to suubmit their reesponses. To do that,
they
t
have to go and deliiberately subm
mit. Figure 224 shows thee interface w
where the num
mber of
Figure 24 sh
hows the studen
nt oriented list when
w
all studen
nts have submittted their assessm
ment.
students
s
that have submittted is displayyed. On top  you see tthe number o
of students th
hat have
logged
l
in and
d the number of students that
t have subbmitted. The blue bar show
ws the perceentage of
students
s
that have submittted. You can
n also see on each studentt, whether theey have subm
mitted or
not
n . By clilicking on thee S column yo
ou can have thhose submitteed sorted on top or at the bottom.
When
W
all youu students have
h
submitteed their respponses, it’s ttime to closee the defaultt section
assessment,
a
an
nd start prepaaring for the post
p assessmeent activity.
Endin
ng th
he as
ssess
smen
nt
When
W
all stud
dents have suubmitted you can now closse the assessm
ment. To do tthat, move to
o the end
monitoring
m
sttage by pressin
ng the End button as show
wn in Figure 225 below.
Figure
F
25 showss the menu bar and the location
n of the end bu
utton.
Then
T
the end
d button will appear
a
with a warning.
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Figure
F
26 showss the end button
n with the warn
ning.
Pressing
P
STO
OP will close the
t assessmen
nt and no stuudent will be aable to respon
nd to the asseessment.
A new interfaace with the reesults focusin
ng on the queestions will apppear as show
wn in Figure 227 below.
Here
H it fits nicce to give thee students a sh
hort break so you can conssider the resullts.
Figure 27 shows the end interface after the
t assessment is
i closed.
Now
N it’s timee to consider the
t responsess that you studdents have prrovided and start planning the Post
Assessment
A
Activity.
A
You have to select those quesstions you waant to bring into the PAA
A. When
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you have only a few questions you can bring them all by selecting Select all . You can also select
manually  each individual or you can invert the selection . If you want to, you can reopen the
assessment again and go back to monitoring here. When you select one row in the responses  a
histogram showing the actual responses will appear . In the example shown Figure 27 you have
to balance the time you have got with how many questions you want to go through. Question one
appears to be understood and a quick positive can be enough. Question 2 is answered wrong by
one student, but question 3 has 50% errors and is marked by 80% of the students. You should
spend time on the last three questions. But since the number of questions were few, you could
bring them all into the classroom. What you should do is dependent upon what you want to
achieve with the PAA. As a teacher you know the assessment and the possible problems the
students might have.
In class
When your results are ready you can start displaying results and work with their deliveries, it’s time
to gather the students again. If you want your students to learn something from this assessment,
now is the time to put in the effort.
Running a Post Assessment Activity (PoAA)
When your students have delivered the results on the assessment and you as a teacher have the
overview over their performance, it’s time to start working with their results. You know what
problems they have solved and what problems they haven’t solved. Now you have a window of
time to provide feedback and you can go over the results in a variety of ways, dependent on the
information you have. Below you find a short guide giving you suggestions for how you can
perform a PoAA based on the results you find. The method you chose, depend on your test, what
you are testing and how you have designed your alternatives.
Choice of method guide
If we assume that we have only one correct alternative on all questions, we can start with the
simplest case where all students have given the correct answer. Here you should give a short
positive feedback.
If the results are scattered all over the place, this means that the class does not have a clue and
probably are guessing. You have to consider if the question is bad formulated or anything else
might be wrong of if they do not have any clue.
When you have your results, and you want the do a PoAA with the class you can use the response
system build into Pele.
If the class is divided in two, this might be a good start to a group discussion where they argue
against each other why one is correct over the other.
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B it is impo
ortant that you always givee a final verifiication of whaat results are correct and w
why, and
what
w results are
a wrong and
d why. Your explanation
e
is highly valuedd.
Selecti
S
ing que
estions to brin
ng in Cllass
In
I the End paage, you can select
s
questio
ons that you w
want to displaay in class. Yo
ou can click an
nd select
one
o at a time  or select them all . If you have oonly a few quuestions, I wo
ould recomm
mend that
you
y select all.. You can alsso invert the selection .. Notice as yo
you make the selections, h
how new
buttons
b
appeaar up on the menu
m
line , where you seelect each queestion from laater.
Figure
F
28 Selecting questions for an In Classs sequence, man
nually  or sellecting all . T
The figure also sshows the
selected
s
questio
ons appearing in
i the top .
In cla
ass and
a
displa
d
ay off results
When
W
you move
m
over to the in class page, you appplication turrns transpareent . Now you can
display
d
the assessment  as you disp
play results. N
Now when yyou select th
he first questiion  a
question
q
conttrol panel app
pears . Fro
om here you ccan select thee form of chaart or activity that you
find
f suitable for
f each quuestion.
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Figure
F
29 show
ws the In Class page with a word
w
documentt containing thee questions bellow . When yyou select
question
q
1 in th
he menu  th
he question con
ntrol panel app
pears  where you can choo
ose what to do with this
questio
ons.
Figure
F
30 showss the question control
c
panel.
The
T question
n control pan
nel displays th
he main quesstion numberr . From th
this question you can
navigate
n
to th
he previous orr next questio
on . For thee selected queestion you can
n display a peercentage
chart
c
, a hisstogram  ass a way to dissplay the resuults or chose nnot to displayy any results yyet. You
can
c also send
d out the question again affter focusing on somethinng that has beeen misunderrstood in
the
t question or
o for any oth
her reason.
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The
T
percentage cha
art
Displaying
D
th
he results as a percentagee chart can bbe given to give some ffeedback but without
revealing
r
anyy pattern of what
w the stud
dents have chhosen. This cchart only shows what peercentage
chart
c
has giveen a correct response o
or a wrong rresponse. T
The chart also
o displays ho
ow many
students
s
havee chosen to mark
m this quesstion in a perrcentage bar 
. This bar ccan be used allso from
the
t students to
t remind the teacher that they
t have maarked this queestion.
Figure
F
31 showss the percentagee chart with perrcent correct, percent wrong  and marks 
on this questio
on.
The
T
his
stogram
m
When
W
you seelect to displaay the histograam of what tthe students hhave chosen, no correct o
or wrong
markings
m
are displayed.
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Figure
F
32 showss results from a question witho
out any indicatioon of what is wrrong or correct.
The
T histogram
m can be scaleed or moved as you wish oon the screenn. You move tthe dialog by dragging
the
t panel titlee  and scale using the scaale handle in th
the lower righht corner .
Using
U
the histogram you can
c mark queestions as corrrect by clickinng on the barr or in the areea where
the
t bar shoulld be. If no one
o has selectted alternativee a as in the aabove result, you can still select to
mark
m this as correct by cliicking in the area where tthe bar shoulld be. You caan always rem
move the
correct
c
mark by clicking on
n the bar agaiin.
Figure
F
33 showss the histogram
m where alternatiive a) and d) haas been marked
d as correct by clicking in the fiigure.
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Sendin
S
g back
k the qu
uestion
n as SR
RS
What
W happen
ns if you givee students a hint,
h or if theey are allowedd to discuss the problem as small
groups
g
or in a class discuussion? You can send thhe question oout as an stuudent responsse single
question
q
again
n. The system
m has the queestion configuured and youu only have to
o press Send SRS and
the
t students will
w have the alternatives
a
reeady to vote aagain.
If
I you press Send
S
SRS the play controlleer appears onn your screen
Figure
F
34 showss the SRS play controller.
c
The
T SRS systtem has been
n preconfigurred to requesst as many altternatives as the question
n you are
working
w
with. The only thiing you have to consider iss the amount of time given
n.
Working
W
g with th
he play controll
c
er
The
T play con
ntroller has many
m
options and
a we will uuse some tim
me to explain tthem. First o
of all you
can
c notice ho
ow the label  displays how
h many opptions are reqquested. Theen you have the play
button
b
 thaat will send out
o the questtion and channge to a pausse button wh
hen the vote is open.
Pressing
P
pausse will pause the timer buut your studennts will be abble to submitt results. If yyou press
Stop
S  the vote
v is closed and the studeents will no loonger see the vote page.
The
T sound  button allow
ws you to tuurn sound froom timer on or off. The ttimer button  turns
timer
t
on or off,
o allows youu to let the vo
oting last untitil you close itt with the sto
op button andd not the
timer.
t
The next
n
button  lets you display resuults automaticcally when tthe voting iss closed.
Automatic
A
results are by default
d
disableed. Then finnally at the ennd you have the chance to
o display
results
r
live
, showing th
he histogram
m as the resuults are subm
mitted by th
he students. In the
information
i
panel
p
 you see the timerr time, how m
many of the registered stuudent have suubmitted
and
a a bar ind
dicating the peercentage of students thatt have voted. The two num
mbers a:b corrrespond
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to
t a, the num
mber of studen
nts that has lo
ogged in to yyou session annd b, the num
mber of studeents that
given
g
their ressponse.
Adjustin
A
ng timerr time.
If
I you right cllick the timerr icon ( on a digital blackkboard click aand hold) youu get an exten
nded part
of
o the play co
ontroller wheere you are alllowed to chaange the timeer time. You then simply drag the
slider
s
 and close
c
the wind
dow .
Figure
F
35 showss the timer adju
ustment panel th
hat appears on rright-click on tiimer option 
When
W
you press play, thee vote page will appear oon the studeent’s device aand the students can
respond
r
to yo
our question.
Figure
F
36 shows the play contrroller after haviing pressed run
n. 10 students arre connected to
o the session an
nd none of
them
t
have respo
onded to the qu
uestion yet.
The
T play conttroller gets lesss and your options
o
are rem
moved. If yoou use the tim
mer, the vote w
will close
after
a
the coun
ntdown and the student page
p
will closse. If you wannt to pause tthe countdow
wn, press
pause
p
and th
he timer will stop. The sttudents can sstill give theirr responses. By pressing run, the
countdown
c
will
w continue.
Figure
F
37 showss the results from
m assessment question
q
1-5 and
d one SRS resullt.
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Results
R
from the SRS roun
nd will appeaar up togetheer with the otther results. SSRS results arre tagged
with
w a SRS number
n
and the assessmeent question nnumber in liight gray. Yo
ou can get th
he results
through
t
clickiing on the ressults button.
Ad-hoc
A
c SRS
If
I you want to
t ask a questtion, with a different
d
setupp from the assessment, yo
ou can run an
n ad-hoc
SRS.
S This meeans that you have to set up
u the numbeer of alternativves. Press  to get the alteernatives
panel
p
. If yo
ou want moree alternatives press “more””  to get moore alternativves or press “lless” if
you
y want less alternatives again.
a
Figure
F
38 showss the play controller when runn
ning an ad-hoc SRS.  displayy the number off alternatives thaat you can
select,
s
and  alllows you to havve one selection
n or many selecttions on the stu
udent side.
In an ad-hocc SRS you alsso have to seet the numberr of alternativves that the sstudent can select. By
default
d
the stuudent can sellect only one,, but by presssing the cardiinality button
n  you can select to
have
h
unlimiteed number off selected item
ms. This allow
ws you to havve “select on
nly one alternaative” or
“select
“
up to all alternativees”. When yo
ou run the add-hoc SRS , rresults appearr as the otherr results ,
but
b without th
he reference to
t the assessm
ment questionn.
Figure
F
39showss the assessmen
nt results from question
q
1-5, on
ne SRS result b
based on questio
on 1 (SRS 1) an
nd one adhoc
h SRS item (S
SRS2).
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Resu
ults
When
W
the asssessment with
h the Post-Asssessment acttivity is finishhed, it’s time tto look at thee results.
You
Y can lookk at the resullts from each
h individual uuser under Addmin. By ddefault no ressults will
show
s
up heree. This is don
ne deliberatelly so that youu as a teacheer can avoid by pressing tthis by a
mistake
m
and show
s
the resuults to all studeents. You havve select Show
w Results Tab
ble .
You
Y will how
wever get a waarning, to avo
oid any mistakke, where youu have to con
nfirm that youu do this
action
a
deliberrately.
Figure
F
40shows the warning diialog when seleccting to look at the individual rresults.
If
I you want the students to look at their
t
individuual score, youu have to prress “Show reesults to
students”
s
buttton. This will
w allow thee students to see on their own device tthe score theyy got on
the
t assessmen
nt and from th
he SRS sectio
on. You can fr
from this interrface export ddata as an exccel file.
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Appe
A endix
x A Simul
S
ating
g an
Asse
A essment
When
W
you deesign a multiple choice asseessment, you want to havee a feeling witth how easy iss it to do
a pure guess and
a pass youur assessment.. Let’s look aat the possibiility to simulaate the outcom
me from
an
a assessmen
nt and what yo
ou can learn from doing itt. If I have ann assessment with seven qquestions
set
s up as belo
ow. I have on
ne correct altternative on eeach questionn, except queestion 3 wherre I have
rules
r
that devviate from the standard settting. I have onne question thhat bleeds to the total scorre.
Figure
F
41 showss the edit assesssment interface with a defined assessment and
d where you fin
nd the simulate b
button.
You
Y can sim
mulate a situaation where a given num
mber of stuudents respon
nd randomlyy to this
assessment.
a
Press
P
the simullate link and th
he monkey caage control apppears.
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Figure
F
42 showss the monkey Cage
C
control wheere you select th
he number of raandomly filling inn your assesssment.
Each
E
question
n the response is randomlly selected, ass many as I aam allowed to
o select. Assuume that
we
w release 50000 monkeys to this assesssment. Thenn we press R
Run Simulation.. You will no
ow get a
simulated
s
outtcome space of
o you assessm
ment. ©
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Figure
F
43 showss the simulation
n results with th
he slider where yyou can “measu
ure” the probab
bility of getting a score in
the
t selected ran
nge.
When
W
you use the slider on
n top and mo
ove the lowerr limit up to 11.9 and the up
pper limit to m
max, you
get
g the probaability to get a score of 2 or
o more, by ppure guessingg. Remember that our studdents are
smarter
s
that monkeys
m
and
d they will no
ot do a pure gguessing and hence this estimate is low
w. If you
have
h one obvvious wrong alternative,
a
theey can do a quualified guess and reach a qquite good score.
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Appe
A endix
x B Marks
M
s in q
questtions
s
The
T student page
p has an op
ption where the
t student caan mark the qquestion. Thiss can be used in many
different
d
wayss. The most obvious
o
way might
m
be a diggital remindeer that “this quuestion I havve to take
a second lookk at if I have time”.
t
The figgure below shhows the studdent interface, after the stuudent has
marked
m
questtion three.
Figure
F
44 showss the student in
nterface when question
q
three h
has been marked
d. The question
n button on top
p is tagged
with
w a flag and the
t number of marks
m
that has been
b
placed in tthe assessmentt is shown in thee bottom menu.
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Those
T
questio
ons that are marked
m
will ap
ppear in you monitoring. T
The question
n monitoring iinterface
has
h a column dedicated to the total amo
ount of markks and a bar shhowing the p
percentage of students
that
t has markked the questio
on.
Figure
F
45 showss the question monitoring
m
interrface with questtion 3 marked b
by two studentss.
If
I you as a teaacher want to
o, you can usee these flags aas indicators. You might ggive your studdents the
instruction:
i

“Markk those questtions that youu find difficullt, and I will pplace addition
nal focus to qquestions
that
t are markeed.”

“Markk those questtions that youu find simple””
This
T allows yo
ou students to
t influence th
he post assessment activity
ty. You as a teeacher can alsso chose
to
t ignore the marks.
Notice
N
that marks
m
does no
ot show in th
he monitoringg matrix. If a student wantt you to pay aattention
to
t a question
n, he or she should
s
be ab
ble to do that
at without expposing themsselves to the teacher.
Marking
M
is maade anonymo
ously.
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Mobile PeLe Service Unit User
Manual
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Introduction ..........................................................................................................4 Using the MPSU 1X/2X/4X ...................................................................................4 Using the MPSU 2XS/2XT....................................................................................5 3 Done-IT
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Introduction
The MPSU was designed and configured to be easy as a "push of a button" for the end user. First connect the power cable, and push the start button. Wait 30 seconds for the MPSU to start and from your PC, laptop, tablet, smartphone etc. search and connect to the wireless network that MPSU is broadcasting. The processing power of the MPSU can support, depending on the model, from 50 up to 250 users, but the main limitation is the capacity of the built‐in wireless system. Being a modular system, it gives you the freedom to add your own existing networking hardware, so, depending on the size of the class, you may need additional wireless network routers/access points and if needed a network switch to scale up the wireless network capacity. If you are using an external wireless router or access point, plug in the network cable into the WAN/Internet port of the wireless router and into the network port of the MPSU, wait a few seconds, then from your device connect to the wireless network. Using the MPSU 1X/2X/4X
To start using PeLe with the MPSU 1X/2X/4X: 
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Power on the MPSU and wait 30‐60 seconds if you are using an additional wireless Ap or wireless router, connect the network cable between the MPSU and the AP or WRouter, turn the power on, and wait for the wireless network to broadcast connect the teacher laptop to the wireless network of the MPSU, open a web browser and type in any address, eg. "m.com", then you should be redirected to a default page configured on the MPSU, or you can type in the IP address "10.1.0.1" in the address field of your web browser; for the PeLe teacher interface, use the address for the server http://10.1.0.1 port 8080 and service path pele/rest the students must connect the smartphone/tablet/laptop to the same wireless network and open the web browser and type in any address (if for any reason, no page or the desired page is not loading, try to disconnect and reconnect to the
wireless network, or if you have an AP/WRouter, try to restart them. Additionally you can check the IP
configuration received from the MPSU DHCP Server - should be something like IP: 10.1.0.xxx, and
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Using the
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2XS/2
2XT
This
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approach is different and is not usin
ng a dedicated
d operating sy
ystem just for PeLe as oppo
osed to
the
t
other MPS
SU's (MS Wind
dows 7/8). To start using Pe
eLe with MPSU
U 2XS/2XT yo
ou have to:
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start manualy the Apache
A
Web Server,
S
MySQ L Database Se
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run th
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conne
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ss network an
nd check netw
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the MPSU
type in
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PeLe Students User Manual
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Table of Contents
PeLe Student app ................................................................................................4 Login screen.................................................................................................................... 4 Register screen ............................................................................................................... 5 Welcome screen ............................................................................................................. 6 Question screen ............................................................................................................. 6 Navigation bar (at the top) ......................................................................................... 7 Carousel ...................................................................................................................... 7 Toolbar (at the bottom) ............................................................................................. 8 Home screen .................................................................................................................. 9 Submitted Screen ......................................................................................................... 10 SRS wait screen ............................................................................................................ 10 SRS Question screen ..................................................................................................... 11 Results screen ............................................................................................................... 12 3 Done-IT
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nt ap
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Login screen
If you starrt the app yoou will see a login screen.
Figure 1 show
ws the student side Login Paage.
H you cann enter the session
s
codde that you got
g from thee teacher.
Session: Here
t sessionn types: Anoonymous sessions and sessions
s
thaat needs
There are two
authenticaation. If authhentication is
i needed addditional fieelds for youur credentialls are
visible. En
nter your yoour credentiaals in the coorrespondinng fields andd tap the Loogin
button.
s on of thee following screens:
After loginn you will see
• Weelcome screeen if the asssessment iss open and you
y have noot submittedd your
ressults
• Su
ubmitted screen if the assessment
a
is open andd you have submitted
s
y
your
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•
ressults
SR
RS wait screeen or SRS screen if SRS
S is active
A new acccount can bee created wiith the Regiister new user button. This buttonn is only
visible if thhe teacher has
h enabledd it.
A SRS sesssion can joiined with thhe Switch too SRS buttoon.
Register scrreen
If you donn't have an account
a
you
u can create it with this screen. Filll all fields and
a tap the
Register button.
b
Lateer you can go
g to the loggin screen and
a log in with
w your user name
and passw
word.
Figure 2 show
ws the registerr new user screen.
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Welco
ome sc
creen
This screen
n shows inforrmations abo
out the session: The sesssion code, the name of th
he course and a shortt custom textt set by the tteacher. Tap
p the Start bu
utton to start the assessm
ment.
Figure 3 show
ws the welcom
me screen.
After that the questioon screen is shown.
Questtion sc
creen
This is the sscreen where the user filll inn their reesponses to eeach questio
on. Figure 4 show
ws the question
n screen.
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Naviga
ation ba
ar (at th
he top)
q
in the
t assessment. You
Displays a button withh the questiion number for every question
can tap a button
b
to show the corrresponding question.
q
W the filteer icon at thhe toolbar
With
you can diisplay only the question
ns without an
a answer.
Open quesstions have a blue buttoon with a whhite numberr. Answeredd questions have a
while butto
on with a reed border an
nd a black number.
n
If a marker is set
s a flag indicates
that. You can
c set the marker
m
withh the set maarker icon at
a the toolba
ar.
f in the navvigation barr swipe from
m right to leeft see
If there aree more quesstions that fit
additional questions. Swipe from
m left to righht to see the. Two indicators at the left or
w
the arre.
right of thee navigationn bar showss if there aree more quesstions and where
Carous
sel
Figure 5 show
ws the question
n screen with the
t carusel.
The carousel at the ceenter of the screen conttains the queestion with their answeers. At the
mber of thee question iss shown. Neext to this nu
umber you can see the number
top the num
of choices. Possible values
v
are exxactly one out
o of all or many out of
o all. Below
w of that
on itself is visible
v
if it'ss provided. Otherwise there's
t
just the
t questionn number.
the questio
Y can choose an
All possible answers are displayeed at the bottom of the question. You
i Taping a chosen answ
wer again will
w deselectt it.
answer byy taping on it.
ubmitted thee frame arou
und all answ
wers will turrn blue
If your ansswer was suuccessful su
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(screensho
ot 1). A red frame meanns that no annswer was given
g
or you
u answer coouldn't
submitted (screenshott 2). In this case just annswer again
n.
Toolba
ar (at th
he botto
om)
Figure 6 show
ws the question
n page with th
he toolbar at thee bootom.
o
ab
bout the asseessment.
Home: Gooes to the hoome screen.. Gives an overview
Help: Goees to the hellp screen. A short help how
h to use the app.
Set/removve marker: Sets/removves the markker for the actual
a
questtion. You deecide for
what reasoon you set thhe marker. Maybe
M
it caan indicate that
t you aree not sure abbout your
answer and
d want to reethink later about it. Thhe badge sho
ows the num
mber of marrkers. If a
question iss marked, itt's navigatio
on buttons contains a flag icon and
d a yellow frrame
around all answers is shown.
t filter is active
a
then the navigattion bar con
ntains only open questiions.
Filter: If the
Example:
t
the navvigation baar contains all
a questionn.
If the filterr is not set than
o
question: Showss the previouus question that is unannswered. Thhe badge
Previous open
shows the number of all unansweered questioons.
n question: Shows the next questioon that is un
nanswered.
Next open
t
the name
n
of thee logged in user
u is show
wn. This is to
t prevent
At the botttom of the toolbar
the user from exchangging his moobile device with other users durinng an assessm
ment.
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Home
e scree
en
Figure 7 show
ws the home sccreen.
At the top of this screeen a few staatistics are shown:
s
Thee percentagee of answereed
i a progresss bar. 100%
% means thaat you have answered all
a questionss. Other
questions in
data is:
Open: How much questions are not answereed by you?
d: How mucch questionss are answerred by you??
Answered
Marked: How
H much questions are
a marked by
b you?
wn. This is to
o prevent thhe user from
m
The name of the logged in user iss also show
ng his mobille device wiith other useers during an
a assessmeent.
exchangin
ddle of the screen all quuestions withh your answ
wers are listted. Every question
q
In the mid
has an indicator whichh shows if the
t questionns has an an
nswer (blue filled circlee) or if the
F
e a flag iconn is
question iss not answeered (red circle filled with white). Furthermor
displayed if a questionn is markedd by you.
b
subm
mit results you
y can submit your results (answers) to the server
s
an
With the button
end the asssessment. After
A
that yoou can't answ
wer questionns or chang
ge answers anymore.
a
If you tap the button a safety proompt is show
wn to make sure that yo
ou really waant to
submit youur results.
b
Previious Questiion you cann leave the home
h
screen and go too the
With the button
previous active
a
questiion on the question
q
scrreen.
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Submitted Screen
S
This screen is visible if the assessment is cloosed by the teacher andd the teacheer plans to
S session. All
A sections that are com
mpleted by you
y are sho
own. Furtherrmore all
start a SRS
open sectio
ons. Tap thee Continuee with SRS button to go
o to the SRS
S.
Figure 8 show
ws the submittted screen
w
sc
creen
SRS wait
If you see this screen just wait unntil the teacher activatees a questionn. If a questtion
becom
mes active thhe question
n screen is displayed
d
au
utomatically
y.
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Figure 9 shows SRS (postassessment) waiting screen
SRS Question screen
Figure 10 the SRS (postassessment) question screen
This screen displays the number of the active question at the top. Next to the question you can see the number of possible answers. Possible values are exactly one out of all or many out of all.
All possible answers are displayed at the bottom of the question. You can choose an
answer by taping on it. Taping a chosen answer again will deselect it.
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If your ansswer was suuccessful su
ubmitted thee frame arou
und all answ
wers will turrn blue. A
red fraame means that no answer was givven or you answer
a
coulldn't be subbmitted. In
this caase just answ
wer again.
s
the name
n
of the active sessiion and a status indicattor is
At the botttom of the screen
displaayed. If the connection to the serveer is not ok the indicatoor is red. If the
t app
isn't ruunning propperly anymo
ore the indiccators stopss moving. Inn this case you
y can
restartt it by tapinng at the resstart button at the top toolbar.
The teacheer can contrrol how log a question is displayedd. If no quesstion is visibble you
will seee the wait screen. Jusst wait for a new questiion or log ouut.
Results scre
een
This screen shows yoour results. For
F every asssessment section folloowing detaills are
provided:
The questiion number or the quesstion text wiith your ansswer. Every part of the answers
can be form
matted in thhree differen
nt ways:
• Coorrect: If a part
p of the annswer is givven by you and it's corrrect than it'ss
dissplayed norm
mal.
• Wrrong: If a paart of the annswer is givven by you and
a it's wron
ng than it's displayed
striike out.
• Miissing: If a part
p of the answer
a
is noot given by you
y but it's correct thann it's
undderlined.
Figure 11 sho
ows the results screen.
An indicattor at the beeginning at every
e
line shows
s
how correct
c
is yoou answer:
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• Red cross: Totally wrong
• Orange corross: Partly correct
• Green tick mart: Fully correct
At every line you can see the score you have got for this question. The first number is
your score. The second number the maximum score, you could get if all is correct.
If there are assessment sections each section header shows the total score for the
section. The total assessment score is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
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